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Biden throws US solar industry a lifeline with tariff relief, but can incentives bring manufacturing back?

  • Written by Emily A. Beagle, Research Associate in Energy Systems, University of Texas at Austin
imageU.S. solar installations had been rising quickly until the threat of new tariffs darkened the 2022 outlook.Joe Raedle/Getty Images

The Biden administration announced it was putting a two-year freeze on the threat of new solar tariffs, throwing a lifeline to U.S. solar installers – and likely to the country’s ability to meet its climate...

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